Conference Venue
The 53rd Annual Meeting of the American Aging Association will be held at the Dena'ina Civic and Convention Center in beautiful AnchorAGE, Alaska. The Convention Center is centrally located in the heart of downtown and is is named for the Dena'ina People that have lived in the Cook Inlet region since the Ice Age.
Conference Hotels
More Details and Booking Links Coming Soon!
Marriott AnchorAGE Downtown
820 W 7th Ave, Anchorage, AK 99501
Phone: 907.279.8000
Room Rates $199.00
Group Rates Available 3 Days Pre/Post Subject to Availability
Reservation Deadline: April 11, 2025
Parking $12.00
Hilton AnchorAGE
500 W 3rd Ave, Anchorage, AK 99501
Phone: 907.272.7411
Room Rates: Single $249.00 | Double $249.00 | Triple $269.00 | Quad $289.00
Group Rates Available 3 Days Pre/Post Subject to Availability
Reservation Deadline: April 11, 2025
Parking $15.00
Alaska Airlines Flight Discount
Alaska Airlines is offering a 5% flight discount. Please contact the AGE Central Office for more details.
AnchorAGE Activities, Tours and Discounts
Coming Soon!
Letter From the President
Benjamin Miller, PhD FAAAOklahoma Medical Research Foundation
AGE 2025 President
Dear Colleagues,
I am writing you on the heels of a successful and fun AGE Annual Meeting in Madison, Wisconsin. To our knowledge, this was the largest AGE meeting to date. We now have our sites on Anchorage, Alaska. When considering our meeting location, there is a lot to think about. I have spent a fair amount of time in Alaska and thought the members of AGE would appreciate what Alaska had to offer. To that end, we have planned for the meeting to run a little earlier from May 11th – 14th. The slightly earlier timeframe is to take advantage of cheaper hotel rates to help alleviate concerns over the price of travel. We also intentionally ended the meeting mid-week in hopes that you all will take advantage of sticking around through the weekend to explore some of the amazing outdoors that Alaska has to offer.
The theme of our meeting is “New Frontiers in Aging Research”. We have several exciting topics planned including: Parental Aging Effects, Re-evaluation of Aging Treatments, the Aging Extracellular Matrix, Environmental Perception and Aging, and others. As with previous meetings, we will have a whole host of activities including Poster Session Reception/Mixers, Poster Pitches, Data Blitz, NIH roundtable, and other great opportunities for networking and career development. We will continue our focus on trainees with several trainee events and awards. Please keep an eye out for upcoming travel awards. Finally, we will keep an eye on recent meeting feedback to deliver an experience that fits the evolving needs of our membership.
I came to AGE from a non-aging research background. It can be intimidating entering a field that is different from the one you trained in. However, this note comes to you in my role as AGE President, which shows you that AGE is a welcoming to people of all training backgrounds. In fact, aging as a research discipline can only thrive with new voices. This philosophy reaches beyond just research as AGE strives to be inclusive of all backgrounds. Science thrives when there are many perspectives and voices. Please invite all trainees or scientists you know with an interest in the basic biology of aging to our meeting.
We look forward to seeing you in Anchorage, Alaska in May 2025. In the meantime, if you have any suggestions or concerns, please reach out to members of the organizing team.
Benjamin Miller, PhD FAAA
AGE President
